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  Geraldine Armel Lamboley wrote a new post, Blog #2 The paradox of literature, on the site ENG 102:Composition II (Fall 20) 20 minutes ago

  What is attractive in a text? Is it the wording? Is it the story? Its grammatical tournure?

  In his paragraph ” the paradox of literature,” Jonathan Cullen argues that literature wants us to fill up specific […]

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  Khitam Shohatee wrote a new post, Blog post#2, on the site ENG 101: an Introduction to Composition and Research (Fall 20) 37 minutes ago

  Throughout history, Women only considered how they appear to men and how they see them. When oil painting became popular in the west, painting naked women become something common and refer to it as a piece of art. […]

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  Manisha shahi wrote a new post, Blog#1, on the site ENG 101: an Introduction to Composition and Research (Fall 20) 1 hour, 32 minutes ago

  1. According to Gerald Graft and Cathy Birkenstien, writers should use the model of “entering the conversation “ in their writing. The advantage of using this model helps people understanding your opinion and oth […]

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  Sonia cruz wrote a new post, HOW ABOUT THE U.S CONSTITUITON?, on the site College student 1 hour, 34 minutes ago

  Do you know there were fifty-five delegates that arrived in Philadelphia around 1787, for a meeting which was known as the Constitution Convention. People were seeking protection rights for individuals against […]

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  Ritika Juneja wrote a new post, Literature as Function, on the site ENG 102:Composition II (Fall 20) 1 hour, 57 minutes ago

  In chapter 2 of “What is Literature and Does it Matter?” by Jonathan Culler described literature through different angles. I found Literature as fiction the most interesting in the chapter. Fiction can be ent […]

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  Milagros Thomas wrote a new post, Blog post #2, on the site ENG 101: an Introduction to Composition and Research (Fall 20) 2 hours ago

  In “Ways of Seeing” episode #2 by John Berger, they say “that woman constantly meet glances which act like nerves reminding them how they look or how they should look behind every glance is a judgment sometimes […]

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  Hector Ramos wrote a new post, Blog Post #2, on the site ENG 102:Composition II (Fall 20) 2 hours, 39 minutes ago

  I found Culler defining “literature” from the angle of it being an intertextual or a self-reflexive construct to be the most interesting. “Recent theorists have argued that works are made out of other works: made […]

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  David Cuautle wrote a new post, Blog Post #2, on the site ENG 102:Composition II (Fall 20) 2 hours, 53 minutes ago

  In “The nature of literature” Culler defines literature from many different angles. I found the most interesting part is “Literature as fiction”. This really stuck with me because Culler describes literature as a […]

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  Anthony Hernandez wrote a new post, Blog Post#2, on the site ENG 101: an Introduction to Composition and Research (Fall 20) 3 hours, 8 minutes ago

  In the video “Ways of seeing” by John Berger talk about how woman are seeing as objectified by men in 1972 BBC. In that time art was nude and arts is something to look at. Today time model fashion they used woman […]

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  Samikshya Acharya wrote a new post, Which of these angles do you find most interesting and useful? Why?, on the site ENG 102:Composition II (Fall 20) 5 hours ago

  After reading the nature of literature by Jonathan Culler, I found he mention literature as the ‘foregrounding’ of language, literature as the integration of language, literature as fiction, literature as […]

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